First off, I am by no means a Linux Guru; but, I have recently come across a solution that may be useful to others.
I set out to create a V-box headless virtualization server on top of Ubuntu Server 14.04 (no GUI), after getting that build up and running I installed Oracle's VirtualBox application, then installed phpVirtualbox and dependacies to manage the system. After the installation was finalized I realized that I could only build VM's for 32-bit guests through phpVirtualbox. This caused a problem...... from my understanding and research Ubuntu Server 14.04 is only distributed as a 64-bit. So, I moved back to the latest 32-bit LTS version which was 12.04.5. After creating the VM I got the standard message screen stating the availability of the New 14.04 LTS..... So naturally I upgraded. Low and Behold, the system was updated with the "non-existant" Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS 32-bit. Aterward I configured the said VM as my main home file server. This is a VERY time consuming process but as far as I can tell it is the only way to get ahold of the software. If anyone does know of a stable copy of Ubuntu Server 14.04 32-bit, please let me know so I can get it in my tool box.
Happy Days
I set out to create a V-box headless virtualization server on top of Ubuntu Server 14.04 (no GUI), after getting that build up and running I installed Oracle's VirtualBox application, then installed phpVirtualbox and dependacies to manage the system. After the installation was finalized I realized that I could only build VM's for 32-bit guests through phpVirtualbox. This caused a problem...... from my understanding and research Ubuntu Server 14.04 is only distributed as a 64-bit. So, I moved back to the latest 32-bit LTS version which was 12.04.5. After creating the VM I got the standard message screen stating the availability of the New 14.04 LTS..... So naturally I upgraded. Low and Behold, the system was updated with the "non-existant" Ubuntu Server 14.04 LTS 32-bit. Aterward I configured the said VM as my main home file server. This is a VERY time consuming process but as far as I can tell it is the only way to get ahold of the software. If anyone does know of a stable copy of Ubuntu Server 14.04 32-bit, please let me know so I can get it in my tool box.
Happy Days